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Eclectic Pool Design Ideas
The sweeping arc of this pool was set to celebrate the aged charisma of this 90 year old Chinaberry tree. Three still, gently bubbling low profile wok pots barely float above the water, barely casting their ripple across the surface.
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Bluestone terrace patios off the main living areas can be accessed from the interior through a collection of French doors.The cooling lawn beckons guests to stroll down stone steps to the gracefully curving pool and exuberant planting.
This Piedmont residence received the 2009 Design Award as the Best Remodel and Landscape.
Landscape Architect: David Thorne Landscape Architect
Architect: Bill Holland
Landscape Contractor: Cleary Brothers
Photography: Treve Johnson
A recent customer photo submission for Frontgate's OASIS Pool & Beach Photo Challenge.
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This pool environment was carved and created within a steep sloping property. The goal was to take advantage of the falling grade of the site and create a series of different levels from the upper spa and fall to the lower pool deck level.
From the rear yard, terrace and home, you can see and experience the falling water from the elevated spa and the stone scuppers from the stone vertical wall.
The stone within the pool is to match the masonry on the home.
New Orleans, courtyard. French Quarter style with a little Spanish and Carribean influence. Spa added later.
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The Cipriano Landscape Architecture office used LED and fiber optic pool & landscape lighting to bring out all of the violin pool's characteristics. The entire pool and spa are finished in a unique glass tile gradient which beautifully reflects the pool lighting. Landscape lighting finishes out the nighttime scene for this luxury property.
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The pool shape tapers to exaggerate the normal perspective.
The round geometry of the lounge area continues through the pool as the first step and a shallow wet
lounge space. Second phase is a roof for the fire pit patio that extends over the water.
The "L" shaped addition of the in-law suite made the most of the backyard and provided guests with views that look back onto the 1980’s home. It was important for us to duplicate the original architectural style and detailing to create a seamless transition. Since the completion of the in-law suite there have been a number of small additions and remodels. The priorities have always been to respect the original structure while improving the owner’s living experience.